This is a truly amazing story from the Guardian. It’s a MUST READ, in my view. Check it out!
via Sub-prime mortgages re-emerge in wake of Funding for Lending scheme | Business | theguardian.com.
As I read this article the following open question came to mind:
Why has the UK Government followed a flawed policy which risks the UK’s own Sub Prime crisis, like the US in 2008?
Any thoughts?
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